A feathery friend who’s come to visit…for a while.
A quilty work of art hanging on my daughter’s wall…that she designed herself.
A new essential oil diffuser given to me by one of my favorite guys—thanks Rhen!
A piano-playing boogie baby.
The bald head that we waited so long for.
Thin crust, pepperoni pizza on a week night…just because.
My sweet, Cheeto loving kitty.
What are you loving on this wonderful Friday?
:}
I’m thinking the cheeto loving cat may decide visiting feathery friend is be a better option :/
I’m loving that this is the first day in over 5 weeks that there is absolutely NOTHING on my calendar!! Completely blank – unfortunately I do have a list several pages long of things that could should and need to be done. But I may just make my way to my sewing machine for an hour or so of therapy 🙂
Oh, my gosh–you should totally do it! That’s how I reward myself–when I accomplish a couple of things on the “to do” list, I sit down and crochet for a little while. I’m soothed enough by it to be ready to keep going afterwards. :}
It was good to be with you the other night. In fact, when I heard that your day was clear I nearly shouted, “Come spend the day with me!” 😉
That my hubby has a 4 day weekend and the weather is nice.
It’s been fun having that little feathered friend around, but it’s nice to just be babysitting too. 🙂 I love the warm weather and having family around on the weekend. I’m excited about upcoming fun things like Summerfest, farmer’s markets and fresh fruit! 😀
I made your seed papers yesterday and it was easier than I imagined. I made white, red, and green. I added the flower seed, some dried lavender, dried patchouli, and flowers. I’m hoping to make some for a wedding shower. When they dried they dried dirty. They look pretty bad. I live in Colorado and it is really dry here. What could have caused this? I’m going to try another batch without the lavender and patchouli. I also thought about drying them in a 250 degree oven.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks – Debbie
I’ve heard that some seeds actually have a natural dye to them–so it could be that. I couldn’t really tell you which ones might be the culprits so you’d have to add them one at a time and see if they colored the mixture. If I had to guess I’d say the patchouli, but I really don’t know. Some people use seeds to dye fabric, so it makes sense that they could dye the paper too. 😕